Paco Plaza continues to demonstrate his skill behind the camera, but as he did in Veronica, he does not get rid of the gimmicky and plays it safe with the effective. It seems that he has found his comfort zone and does not want to leave that bubble.
The film fails in how predictable it is, as you don't need more than 15 minutes to know how the story and the final climax will develop.
The best is the interpretative duel between the grandmother, magnificent Vera Valdez, and the no less spectacular performance of Almudena Amor, carrying almost all the interpretative weight of the film and coming out much more than successful.
In conclusion, you are left with a bittersweet taste because this director with these actresses should have produced a much more rounded product.
The film fails in how predictable it is, as you don't need more than 15 minutes to know how the story and the final climax will develop.
The best is the interpretative duel between the grandmother, magnificent Vera Valdez, and the no less spectacular performance of Almudena Amor, carrying almost all the interpretative weight of the film and coming out much more than successful.
In conclusion, you are left with a bittersweet taste because this director with these actresses should have produced a much more rounded product.